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This is getting fucking ridiculous, I already hate the 8th gen (yeah, I know this is a 7th gen game but this culture will only grow in the 8th gen). I never dished out for anything extra in any game I ever bought and I likely never will.

Seriously guys, paying for credits is a shortcut to people whom suck, or don't have patience to do the fun part of the game. Start with nothing and earning your awesome car. I love that grind for your first Lambo, or Ferrari. This is NOT A ISSUE if P-Digital doesn't hide ANY cars behind a pay wall. You should be able to win or earn enough game credits to buy any car, period.

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i wonder if there is a trade option and if their is will there be a cap on how much the car is worth, i remember when GT5 allowed trades of cars upto the 20 million credit limit which then got patched, if GT6 allows for max credit car trades ill just do what i did with GT5 and create a new PSN account, once i get 20 million credits ill save the game and create a backup then load the game and buy a 20 million credit car and trade it to the new account then go on the new account and send the car back, back on my main account reload the game to where i have the 20 million and recieve the car i sent from the new account, problem solved, who needs to spend £120 getting a 20 million credit car when there are potential solutions like this.

I don't think it's an issue with Gran Turismo 6 as long as they didn't severely nerf the amount of credits you obtain, as it's easy to obtain well into the millions after far less than an hour of grinding in Gran Turismo 5.

From what I've read, you get a very low credit value for winning races in Forza 5.  110,000 in 15 minutes by taking advantage of a flaw in the system?  Do the same on GT5 and it's a couple million.

It's not that gaming is getting in the way of higher priorities. It's the investment of time that's requird to obtain enough game credits to unlock whatever. Also the core experience of a game is what the end-users wants it to be. There's no hard fast rule about it.

Publishers don't get $60 per unit sold so yeah I can see why they're getting creative. It's an expensive industry to sustain. It's a simple calculation. You want more content, you have to pay for it either by time or money. Nothing wrong with day one DLC.. In fact, gamers should embrace day one DLC because it's a much better deal than day 300 DLC i.e. we have to wait 300 days for more content to be available.

I'll reiterate my point that gamers are in control here. No gamer walks around crying that they're paying 50 bucks per 200000 credits cursing at companies because if they're that offended, they simply won't buy. Less buyers = nervous shareholders = 180 of policies.

They use the money to bring you a new Knack.. Why are people so upset?

Yuck. Glad I'm distancing myself from gaming. Shit is going endlessly in the wrong direction with only a few gems a year anymore. 

Make believe!